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The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-06
Mrs. Harper Coming
West Virginia.

Mrs. Frances Harper's work in
Indiana will be finished in short
time and then she will come to
West Virginia to aid US in arous-
ing our colored people to the vast
ness and the crime of the legal
ICED liquor traffic. This is mat
ter of much Importance and Tenn
perance workers would do well to
see that all places having any con-
number of colore d
residents, have at least one
lecture from this talented speaker.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-06
Our Railroad Work.

One of the greatest needs of our
Railroad work is suitable literature
for circulation, and tho strenuous
efforts of Mrs. Raymond to supply
this want should be seconded by
West Virginia's White Ribboners
who feel the Importance OF this De-
partment of eur work.
With the appeals for the Rail-
road men made by our own and
Maryland's Superintendent at
the Convention still ringing in our
ears, surely various kinds of assis-
lance should come for this special
work from many quarters.
Mrs Raymond writes, II want
to get some leaflets and tracts
into the work as soon as
possible. I want the Railroad
vote for Prohibition in November
1888, and feel that I must work
fast to accomplish this end; yet
/ desire to work carefully. I have
had the experience that will en-
able me to keep on guard. At least,
l have learned from the mistakes
of others. / think 1 have the tact
Of learning more from weakness
than from eloquence."
If more of US would study the
causes of our own failures as we'll
as the failures of others, in the
past, our future work might show
the advantage of common sense
and practical thought, over mere
emotion and "gush."
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-06
Paving Our Streets.

Mrs. Sally F. Chaplin, of South
Carolina, gives utterance to the fol-
lowing remarkable combination of
poetic fancy and unanswerable
logic:
eve must have the liquor tax to
pave our Streets" said politician.
But think if mothers had the
control,
They could pave to-day,
The broad highway,
With something not SO white as the souls
OF the innocent boys at play.
Why can't men pave the business marts,
With something harder than women's
hearts?
Is there no gold, that will serve their turn,
Save the shining gold of the heads that
rest
Softly on q loving mothers breast?
Must these go down to the drunkard's
grave,
In order that we the streets may payer
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-06
CAMPAIGN FREEMAN.

Surely every friend of Tenn per.
ance in West Virginia should nov
take q special interest in helpirg
to put the FREEMAN into hundrets
and thousands of homes. As tie
paper is now at the service of tie
Combined Home forces, in the If
terest of the Amendment, the
can be no excuse for standir
aloof.
Let every man and woman
YORK. Got up FREEMAN Clubss
once, at 81 a year, so cts for ST
months, Is cts for 8 months. AS
every friend and neighbor to tak4
it, and 80 help on with the wal
against the Saloon.
THE SALOON MUST GO.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-06
Get Rest and Strength.

All w. e. T. U. workers who
can possibly do 80, should attend
the Mt. Lake Interstate Confer
ence and there get rest and
strength for both body and mind,
TO use in the hard, urgent work of
the coming year. Half rates have
been secured so that the trip will
not be an expensive one; and with
the eminent speakers and other
attractions offered, both of talent
and nature, the Conference will be
. most profitable and delightful
gathering.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-06

Prof. A. l.. Pegues, Of the Par
kersburg Colored Schools, will
give a few weeks during the
summer vacation, to the Temper
ance Work, lecturing under the
auspices of the w. G. T. U. A
man of Mr.. pegues ability cannot
fai, to do much good and should
meet with the heartiest co-opera-
tinn from all sources.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-06
South Wheeling w. G. T. U.

South Wheeling w. G. T. U.
workers have prepared for series
of meetings in their hall, from
Tuesday to Friday evening. D.
n. Burwell, of Pennsylvania, will
address the people. and it is hoped
much will be accomplished in the
way of arousing public sentiment
in the Nail City.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-06
Passed February 4, 1871

hygiene pupils
Be it enacted by the Legislature of West Virginia
l. That the narcotics and SPECIAL
instruction their effects upon the human SYSTEM in conn
with the several divisions of the subject physiology and hy
shall be included in the branches study in the common
public schools and shall be taught thoroughly and in the
other like required branches said schools all pupil
in all said schools throughout the State.
q shall be the duty Of the proper officers control
described in the foregoing section enforce the provisions of this
and such officer school director committee superintendent
teacher who shall refuse neglect fail make
for the instruction required and in the specified by the
section of this act for all pupils each and every school under
jurisdiction shall be removed from Office the vacancy be filled
other
g. No certificate shall be granted person teach
public schools of the State after the first January Ammo Dom
eighteen hundred and eighty who passed ata
in physiology and hygiene with special reference
nature and effects of alcoholic drinks and narcotics the u
system.
NOTE CLERK House DELEGATEs The foreg
act takes effect at the expiration ninety days after its
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-06

On this page, we give our read
ers the W. G. T. U. trophy of last
years campaign, the Scientific
Temperance instruction Law.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-06

Read the Convention FREEMAN
carefully, then hand it to a
thoughtful, honest neighbor.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-06
WEDNESDAY, JUNE %, 1887.

Send for copies of Special Con-
vention Edition for free circulation.
Scatter the good seed.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-06
Worlds Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union.

loIte ST., Bedford Square, London, England.
Torres bonding Secretary = Mrs. Mary
Clemen Leavitt, Box 2647, San Francisco,
American Committee-The five General
Ofhcers OF The National W. q. I. U.
Observation-Disclosures Mrs. Mary Wh1tall
Costeiloe, 40 GrosVenor Road, Westminster,
\. W., London, England.
Amsrlca, Mrs. hannah Whitall Smith,
l65Y Germantown Ave, Philadelphia, Pa.
Treasurets-England Mrs. James Gregson
Hearts Hill, Debden Green, Loughton'
America-Miss Esther Pugh, l6l La Sale
st., Chicago, III. =.
National Womars's Christian Temper
b.. peramee Union.
Presidsnt-MIss FRANCES E. WILLARD, Of
COR. sec.-Mrs. G. B. Buell., 1eI La Sale
Rec sec.~Mrs. Mary A. Woodbridge, Ra-
ASST Rec. Sec.--Mrs. L. M. N. Stevens,
Treas.LMiss Esther Pugh, NATL Head
quarters, 1871 La Sale St., Chicago, Ill. .ou
poutnern Sec.-Mrs. u. ID. mcleod, Zo7
n, sher ST., Baltimore.
West Virginia ". @. T. U.
President-MRs. JANE A. JOHNSON, Park
Vice president-Mrs. j. A. Smith, New
Cum Der
Cor. Sec.--Mrs Addie H. Merrick, Parkers-
KS. Sec.-Mrs. Lizzie B. Clayton, Fair
Treas-Mrs. Henry Hubbard, Wheeling.
VICE PRESIDENTS.
FIRST District-Mrs ]. a. Smith, New Cum
seoond District-Mrs. Ellen c. Thompson
Third District-Mrs W. L. Moore.
Fourth District-Miss Minnie Hutchinson,
parkerbburg.
sUPERINTENDENTs OF DEPARTMENTS
Temperance Literature-Mrs. M. A.Porter,
New Cumberland.
Juvenile Work-Mrs. Jennie McClurkin,
Roneys Point.
sabbath school WorkcMiss Jennie
ScleuUInc lnstructlon-Mrs. L. ID. Duval,
innaeneing the Press-Mrs. Ellen G.
Prison and jail work-Mrs. Geo. Fl. Cor
don, Moundsville.
Uniermented Wine-Mrs. ]. W. Carter,
Railroad Work-Mrs. Mary j. Raymond,
Hvangelistic work-Mrs. ]. P. Thatcher,
Legislation and Petition olivia Burt,
Flower Mission Miss Flora B. stler
staIe and County Fairs-Mrs. L. p. Sis
Aou Roney's Point, Ohio County. ,.
Work among Uolored People
Union Signal and FREEMAN-Mrs. A. d.
Merrick, tarkersburg. -. ..
DAY Of frayer-Mrs. ]. &. Jacob, Wells
burg. -
Sabbath Observance-Miss Sadie Coyle,
Morgantown.
soliilers and 'Sailors-Mrs Thomas SWIM
burn, Charleston.
Hygiene and Heredity-Dr. Harriet b.
Jones, Wheeling. t. *
.oclal PuritySMrs. r. L. Kendall Park
eysburg.
Evangelist of Social Purity Department
Miss Lizzie Boyd, Wheeling.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-06

Hubscribe Now For the Freeman,
One Dollar 4 Year.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-06
THE SALOON MUST GO.
SCIENTIFIC TEMPERANCE INSTRUCTION
The New Law Now in Force in West Virginia.

AN ACT provide
hygiene
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SUPERANNUA7ING TIE SEXAGENARIAN&


A yuMBER OF STILL USEFUL POLICE OFFICERS RE-
TIREp-:HE DwINDLING PENSION FUND.
The Police Commissioners yesterday decided that
they must act On the opinion OF Corporation Counsel
Lacombe and retire all members OF the t,rce who are
moro than sixty years old. list OF men who had
served twenty consecutive years the force and also
ad reached the age OF sixty years was prepared by
In. clerks II was said that Drs Yarian and Water
man the oldest members Of the Board of Surgeons,
must he included In the list as members OF the force.
Accordingly the Commissioners retired the following:
Inspector George w. Dks; Captains Henry He'd
den. Seventh Precinct; Charles w. Caarey, First
Precinct; John j. Mount, Twentythird Precact, and
George WAshburn, Twentieth Precincts Surgeons
William A. yarian and Sigisn-ond Waterman; Ser
geants, Edward Colcgrove. Miles De Shay Thomas
Huf, Andrew McClintock, Sylvester Osborue.
william Porcher, Henry Ten Eyck, Charles W. Wood
ward. Charles f. Williams and john T. Wright;
forty- -four patrolmen and ten dO0rmen.
This action of the board adds annual draft Of
S47 $50 on the pension fund. Bookkeeper Gott said
that the capitsl Of the pension fund at the beginning
OF the year was 81 $4,000 1t will be only about
ss5 600 at the close OF the and the annual PEN
sions Tor next year will be 1871 ,0OO
The Commis soners said Yesterday that they were
sorry TO be obliged to retire several of the mea ON the
list. Mr. Dilks. although he is over seventy, was
regarded able to perform the duties OF All inspector
and CAPTAINS Mount and Washburn were still active
enough. Drs. varian and Waterman were considered
valuable surgeons account OF their long experience.
The loss OF Richard King Holly g. Lyon and George
j. Radford. who have held the temporary rank OF
detectve-sergeant. was felt keenly by Inspector
Byrnes. Tho Police Board yesterday took no steps
toward Filing the vacancies.
George w. Dlks was the first man to hold the rank
Of inspector in the New-York force. He became a
policeman in 1S49, and was in command OF the Mer,
Ger Street Squad from 1883 until he was appointed
inspector in 1861. He was born Mt New Brunswick
~ j.. in December, 1916, and Dame to this city in
1929
The four captains who were retired yesterday were
born New Workers. Mount is sixtyfve years old, and
is still an active lie joined the police force in
1850 and had been a captain since 1861. Wasbburn
was keener IN Sing Sing Prison before he became
policeman in 1888. In 1862 he enlisted in the police
Volunteer regiment aud he d the rank OF major when
he came back II ON the war. II has been police
captsin since 1867. CaArey horn in 1872 and
Joined the loTcc in 1857. He vas made captain IN
SEQ and tor n nnmbsr OF ,ears has commanded the
DO ice in the First Precinct. Hedden has just passed
his sixty year mark. He had been policeman since
1887 and captain since 1868.
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and he believed receipt wS given for the money ne
to whisper to the Judge. Tears came Into ms eyes
and he wiped them away with an old-iasn,
Toned , bsndauna, he said: ~ cahn"t
recollect very clearly because Just at that time
great sorrow came into my life But he was sure n1
bill was delivered stated some OF the WORK nc nau
done for tho $4,000 and $4,000 received nom tue o0
pany and added: :,
am quite sure represented the value Oh my set''ee~
know would DO II again for tho money
Bonds TO the amount OF $4,000 were deposited WIN
him by Mr. Richmond security for cars 70 Dc Du anu
whom the cats built he handed the Donas 10 MI
Pullman. ,..u ~.
Harwood B. Parke, paying-teler Of the Broadway Ma
tional Bank said Mr. sharp had had an 40 70
count at that bank for twenty years u, 10
his knowledge On Juno ID, isot. nc
paid to sharp and Richmond two large checks. botn
were in the bank the and MI Kerr with tnen.
The first check from Sharp 10 Richmond ana wa
for $155.ss9 81. OF this TloOooo was rs aS
IN $4,000 bills The other was ~, cn eSo
from sharp to himself for $4,000 Of which $7OooSS
was paid in 900 bills on June a ne paa secom
check Of sharps 900 in bills OF the same aeno
S265 900 to be certified There were four others OF '
checks certified the same day: for S2OoZoo o.
sI42s5 95 $50 900 and $7G.366 GO. -.
William o. Appel receiving teller OF the same pann,
testified that on June 10, 1884, Mr. sharp paia 400
s98i 375 on July 81 81 ,434 AZ on July 10, etoovv
The court then adjourned 10 o'clock tbs anu
will ali until noon The prosecution believe tey VIII n1
able 10 close during this session and the deiehce WI"
then he opened on Monday morning. a., ....
SHARP received visitors last night az juoow Strec'
Jail and retired early suffering from slight headacne
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DIR. OHAyLOy EXOyERATED.


Drs o. j. Ward and H. NJ. silvers, OF tho Medical
Board Gouvcrneur Hospital have made report 10 the
Board OF Charities and Correction concerning inc
charges against the house surgeon Philip f. Olianon
The repor disposcs Of each charge separately by show
ing its fasity and says:
After reviewing tho testimony and taking into con .
alteration all the facts we have concluded thal tne
charges are brought, not much against the hospi
itself or its management by your honorable boaru
AGAINST the present house surgeon DR.. Phllp r
OUanlon II would IA II his enemies had selected
This method and time when there Is so much excitemeht
ahout the late Captain Hussey to hound and disgrace
him In the eyes OF the public During his term OF service
In The hosrtal six or eight employees have been dis
charged from the hospital for or neglect OF
duy Three these known to he his bitter enemies
and Their, is n common report that they will use every
means possible him out Of the hospital before MS
term OF service expires.
The report then pays high tribute TO Dr. OHanlons
ability as a physician, and says that under the present
administration the management OF the hospital IL all tha
could be desired. -. -. - A., -
Warden o Rourke has also submitted report upon the
charges I'm which he designates them as absolutely
false The Board OF Charitles and CORRECTION mas ac
cepted the two reports will take no further steps In
the matter
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VHO WILL PAY THE OMNISSIONf

TIE RAPfL TRANSIT PEOPLE ANXIOUS ABOUT THEIR
EXPENSES.
The Rapid Tlasst Commissioners are said to be in a
hcartrending ptcdicament. They were appointed
merely to lay out routes and prepare plans for hd-
ditional rapid sit aces in this city. although
the Manhattan Railway Company has been general
" known 20 be in the back ground and the real father
OF the commission. the law provides that the COM
pany which secures the benefit OF the commission =
work shall pay its expenses. These embrace $40
sitting TOR each commissioner stenographers ser
vices advertising, printing and other forms OF eX-
penaiture which in the OF the old Gle 'ated roads
looted up n neat bill OF some 500
But no y, after the c)mmi.sion has abored ialthu-
ly for ninety da,s determining routes and deciding
on plane the Manhattan Company refuses 10 become :"
bidder Tor them. Consequently the question rises :
Who ia gong TO paw the commissions bills Inc
commits sioncrs according TO authentic accounts. are
putting this query themselves ard the
opponents are chuckling the situation. going so
tar even "a 10 assert roundy that the commission
must pay its own expenses. The aid OF the Corpora
on Counsel is to be invoked, it is said, to throw
rht on tine conn is-ions prcdicament
Mayor Hewitt has received the report oil the COM
missionrrs and forwarded it to the Corporation
Counsel, with the request that he give an OPINION
whether the proposed extensions must pe soiu Ut
auction under the provisions OF the Cantor act
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INCOMING STEIHERi
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEw-YoKk. FRIDAY, JUNE "a. 1887.
ARRIVED
TO- wI m.e so W. Mars LONDON
r. % s and s to
I,msy Arrived at the Bar at 40 m , md.. and
epassengers sanderson SON Arrived At the Bar at
with m %fa
Steamer Xier Ger, chrstofcrs Bremen June Is South.
ampon 10 with mde and $50 to oelrchs Co.
Steamer Begenland Bsig,. Beynon, Antwerp 10 DAYS.
nse and 5S4 passengers Peter Wright Sons. Ar
steamer catana toer Koch Trieste May To- catania 20
Phelps Bros Co Arrived atthe Bar at l3o
Steamer City OF Para Dextr Aspnwa days with mdse
and passengers to Pacific Mail IS Co, -, ,. -.
5asS Trinidad Grqptda saTOa 80 K = L 81 S
10 with mdse and passengers to Lcaycraft Co. Arrived
steamer Yiun (Sorj Hagemann Baracoa days with
TO II Dnmos Arrived at the Bar At 80 a M c,,o.on
with mIss and passengers to VIM Clyde & Co.
w % anu ss o SoRon S
Franconla. Bennett Portland with mdss TO Hor
sUNsET-At Sandy Hook. wind moderate, s; cloudy At
City Island wind light SWi clear
Arrived Yesterday
Steamer City of Augusta Catherine. Savannah, Ga days.
with mdse aud PASSENGERS to Henry Yonge 3D. 49,
NoroIR With mdse and passengers to Old Dominion
Rio Grande Lewis Norfolk with mdse and passen
gers 70 Old Dominion SIS Co.
CLEARED
Steamer Etrura tBr). Cook Liverpool via Queenstown
Steamer city OF Montreal tBr'. Land. LIVERPOOL via
steamer Lassei OBJ Hammond Liverpool Bulk Jew.
Steamer Devona tBr) Young anderson Bros.
Steamer California tGer. Wlnkler iamburg-Pheps Bros
steamer Eibe (oer, Meyer Bremen via southampton
steamer schOlten tptch). Baker Rotterdam-Funch.
steamer waesland tBelg) Buschmsnn. Antwerp-Peter
steamer La Bourgosne (Fr, Franguel, Havre-Lous de
steamer GottarIo UtaD. Viola. Mediterranean plots
steamer Plata CitaD CarIna Genoa-Phelps Bros Co
steamer Dabeattie BIT Gregory Progreso via Newport
steamer Hopkins Laguayra, Puerto cabeio and
Steamer Panama tspan UFarte HAVANA M CeoalioS q
steamer seminole kemble Charleston Jacksonville
Steamer old Dominion Smith, Norfolk. City Point and
steamer RIO Grande Lewis Norfolk and Newport News
Old Dominion IS Co.
Hteamert Galn for Liverpool; Europa Hamburg; Welha
ven. Panama Havana City OF san Antonio ferha
Ships Ami and Savannah for Hamburg.
Bargs Reed for Auckland Bremerhaven. Hamburg
Kato Harding Montevideo: KestreL Curacao
THE MOVEMENTS OF SrEAAER3
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Juno 24-saned, steamer Holland OBJ. Tyson,
LvERrooi 2S-saied steamer Egypt (Br). Sumner,
GLASGOW June 2S-saici steamer Circassia (Br Camp
DOVER June 24-Passei steamer Sorrento GER. Muller.
rGh Jun: 2? @Passsd steamer Symphaea B Brooks
from Now York June on ler way 70 AhtweIp , ~,
Dean from New. York June 3.
BARCELONA 2l-Arrived steamer Neustria tFr. Yer
GENOA June 2i-ArrIved. steamer independents tIaD.
RoRps IA June 2O-Arrved steamers Asturano (span)
Arrbalz.aa Venice tBrl. Mcdonnell from New York
June 2l-Arrived steamer FIowergate lBr) Nicholson.
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NEVIS FROM TIE SUBURBS.
A NEW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ORGANIZE

a NEW TEF-b VItTft'I ''If'
The Rev Drs william d. Waller and G. +. Lindsey. oi
New. fcchele the SIR. Freesnd OF Pelham Man0r anu
H. Eastman. OF Kaionah Tepresenung Inc Mcst
chester ounty ProsbytrIy. organized the First Presbyterian
Thursday night Win an ACTUAL
membership OF Eight Joined BY con
fe.siop OF faith following officers OF the church r. IN
stalled by the Rev. Dr. Waller; Frank H. Chambers, A.
Noah John W. Clarke elders aud H. H. 30
gardus Henry Logan aud George Thaimer dsacons Inc
Rev Dr. Lindsey Mt. Freeland invoked inc
blessings Tho Rev. g. h. Clesrwaer OF
the Reformed aud the Rev. G. s. Wing. OF the Meth
oist Church Mount assisted IN tho services
inc Society for Christian Work organized yos
terday Mrs Charles A Montague The chnrcl
services be ncd In Union Hall until permanent ohnrch
building Is obtained
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wuATIs GOING on TODAY

Jacob sharps trial before Judge Barrett.
Coney Island Jockey Club races, sheeishead Bay
$3.50 p. III. ,,, ,ros,,,o,on
Jlet,erkranz Society summer festival, Washington
Parh y. III ,-.,,...,,,o G D.,
New-YorL Canoe Club regatta, Tomphihsvihe' o. L.
r. IN. , ...o. proob,v,
Kings County Whcrlmcns annual races, BrooAiyp
Athletic Club grounds, $50 p. M
Annual regatta Of Ncw-Jcrsey Yacht Ciub.
excursion of nth ward Pioneer Corps to River
View Park, T. 49, ,, o,o
Ncw-York Athletic Club games, Mott Haven, 3'"o
,,.,..,or ,,Ato,tc
American Athletic Club games, Manhattan Athieuc
Club grounds p. m.
NIusic in central and Prospect Parks, p. m.
oreninc of Oriental ana Brighton Beach HOtls.
Concy Island.
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NEW-JERSEY.

FLIztBFTH-James Hyde a Mutual District messenger
boy delivering at house In Orchard 81 yes
efday attacked and seriously bton by large dog ono
bite beng In Lex and the other on the eye III 10
thought that he will lose the sight OF the eye.
KAHwAY.-Warren Brown. carpenter. was drowned In
~ Woodbridge Thursday night
during heavy lie driving IN tho darkness
and vehicle upset and throw him Into
ditch where stunned by the fall he was suhocAtod IN te
muddy Young yandals desecratinE tho graves
in Cemetery and many the and ornaments
on graves OIL guard has been placed TO
appTchend them.
sPorTswOop-General Leonard f. Aproby, former Nom
Der Oen aud Randolph, died yes
terday morning, age siAtylhroe.
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HOME NE US.
PROMINENT ARRIVAL

Hto York Hotescnator Wade Hampton OF south Uaro
lima Augustus SchooamakeI OF the Interstate Comneo'
Commission and Chauncey f. Black OF Penhsy
Wfndsor Hott-senstor Charles Mandersoh anu
John r. Heard. Of Missouri FUN Htenue ~ ru,oin
eressman William l. Scott OF Pennsyivana anu Nsp -i
George Chambers of Guayaqail Murray H'H fsnan
f;oxernor T. C. Lounsbury. uf Connecticut coIe"~"
Uswae"conero,sman ". r. Taubec. OF Kentucky -.
METROPOLITAN Hofsi-Genera n: NJ. curtis oil oghehsDutS
- Errre;t Yeuse-The Rev. DIR. Colt, OF Concord ~. u
Wo,ton Houss-Senator c. T.. Velder OF Elloottvlne
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IERSEY CITY.

the trial Patrick Carroll Yesterday for comp cty IN
tho Gustav I4ppogoos. German musI,isn Two
testified that they Carroll follow inc mu
stefan mi heard him remark acrward that he hat killed
the Fellow
Dr. Charles Benedict ambulance surgeon OF the city
Hospital booi poisoning contracted curing
an autopsy malay is tue same 40 That from winch Dr.
OF the nos pita physician del week
ago Or encdcts condition Is not thought to DO dauBer'
iIa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-25

mt ,e.s AZ he had answered. spisgs stated that Bayou
had written him letter. saying that the procesdnEs ~
o. too fr m 10 take down and no deeroa ~ cot
rect them Al Of the minutes corrected were o,
ttsc nr,or L. Nav 20 which the witness how
Accom- NJ Was ned Ia Che County Clerks once Inc eo,Ieo
tons ere after the tesmony vas
and Tho thought could tell what answers no nso
sds A. that length The then adjourned
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CORRECTING sTBN0GRA PHBRS ERRORS
The hearing in the Claude reference resumed
yesterday afternoon Morris NJ spieEe testified that the
senogapher Mr. Brayb who bad taken the notes Of the
previous testimony had called at his oce and brought with
him the mnuie for tho purpose OF allowing him tSpeEe
to make certain corrections In them whore The records ~